Personal notes from Brucetown in Virginia
Brucetown residents share weekend visits with relatives and guests. Herbert Fishell of Washington spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fishell. Thomas Price and family, Mr. Herman Catlett and family, Miss Ollie Emmerson and Mrs Luther Schreck motored to New Market for relatives’ visit. Randolph Colston and Summit Point guests were hosted by H. EB. John. Mrs Kate Samuels visits relatives in Charles Town. Alma Brady returned from Baltimore and stays with Miss Fannie Smithey.
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Brucetown
Herbert Fishell
Washington
J. H. Fishell
Thomas Price
Herman. Catlett
Ollie Emmerson
Luther .Schreck
New Market
Randolph Colston
Summit Point
H. EB. John
Kate Samuels
Charles Town
Alma Brady
Baltimore
Fannie Smithey
Card of Thanks for Harvey Al Richard Family
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of Harvey Al Richard and for the floral tributes. Signed by the family.
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Harvey al‘ Richard
Carpers Valley Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Visits
Miss Mildred Kelchner of Washington visited her parents Mr and Mrs Kelchner. The Community League meets October 29 at 7 30 PM. Revival at Le-y Church drew a good crowd. Sunday school rally on October 31 at 11 AM. Farmers are busy with fall seeding. James Baecher visited relatives in Winchester.
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Carpers Valley
Mildred
Keltehner
Washington
Kelchner
Frank Clark
Wood
George Kelchner
Community League of
James Baecher
James Hart
Winchester
Shorts Check Stock Decline
The stock market opened with broad selling across sectors led by steels oils and rail issues with about 200000 shares traded in the first hour. By noon call money ran at 9 percent and short coverings helped some oils and steels recover, while the session closed irregularly with total volume near 800000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Rey Cables
London
Were Married in Hagerstown
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown Maryland on Tuesday to Howard L Grim and Grace A Gordon both of Winchester The license indicates the couple wed in the city and confirms their names and residence in Winchester as stated.
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Hagerstown
Howard L. Grim
Grace A. Gordon
Winchester
Danderine Hair Remedy Promises Life and Abundance
An advertisement claims Danderine will revive lifeless hair, add lustre and fullness, and thicken strands. A 35 cent bottle freshens the scalp, fights dandruff and hair loss, restoring youthful brightness. available at all druggists.
Pupils to Parade with Pets in Winchester Tuesday
A school week centers on kindness to animals with lessons across geography arithmetic language and history. A 9 30 parade from John Kerr School led by Citizens Band will feature pets from ponies to pigeons as pupils report to class with pets in tow.
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Market
Cork Streets
Market Street
Piccadilly Street
Main Street
Water Street
Braddock Street
Johny Kerr School
John Kerr
Citizens Band of
Winchester
Harvest Moon and Eclipses Visible in Nearby Skies
The Harvest Moon drew comment for its beauty as skies remained unusually clear. A total lunar eclipse on October 27 was not visible here, while a partial solar eclipse is expected on November 10 and may bring unsettled weather along with the drought.
Beauty Ad Claims Danderine Reverses Hair Loss
Advertisement claims a few cents buys Danderine and after use no hair falls, no dandruff, and hair shows life, vigor, brightness, more color and thickness according to Altv.
Apples Market Review Shows Slow Trade and Price Variations
U.S. Bureau of Markets weekly crop and market review for apples covers Oct 17–28 1925. Markets were slow with New York shipments atbulk prices. Baldwins steady around 1.25 and up to 4.26 per barrel, Jonathans varied by region, with boxed shipments rising and barreled stock heavier than last year. Pallbearers listed as H. K. Russell et al.
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United States Bureau of Mark
New York
Beldwins
Orchard Run
Rhode Island
Baldwins
Northwestern
Kansas City
Chicago
Middlewestern
New ‘York
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Southeastern York
Michigan
Messrs. H. K. Russell
John M. Steck
Luther Pannett
George Woodward
Jaynes P. Reardon
J. Poster Gray
Cox denounces Saturday Evening Post as unfair
Governor Cox of Ohio a Democratic presidential hopeful issues another charge against the Saturday Evening Post and editor George Horace Lorimer. He says the Curtis Publishing Company violated antitrust laws and used non-partisan methods to misstate facts before the election, arguing big business opposes him for a square deal.
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Dayton
Saturday Evening Post
George Horace Lorimer
Cox
Ohio
Curtis Publishing Company
Federal Trade Commission
Winfair
Sylvia Pankhurst Sentenced to Six Months in Jail
Sylvia Pankhurst, arrested October 1 for sedition by publishing The Workers Dreadnaught, was convicted on October 16 and sentenced today to six months in prison in London.
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London
Sylvia~ Pankhurst
the Workers’ Dreadnaught
Kidney Salt Remedy Promoted For Back and Kidney Health
An advertisement-like passage urges readers to treat back pain and kidney discomfort with four ounces of Rad Salts daily. It claims meat consumption harms kidneys, causing uric acid buildup, and praises the drink as a safe, inexpensive way to cleanse kidneys and keep blood pure.
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Swimley
XMAS
Butler & Gray Electric Co
Rosedale Farm
Culpeper County
Virginia
Warrenton
H.W. Hilleary
Vermont Avenue
Washington, D.C
Ee News
Shorts
Kindness
Virginia Territory
POST
The
Miss Pankhurst
Therfi
Hodgson
Brown
Jewelers
Barr’s
N. B
Kodak
Eversharp
Ne People's “Prea Co
Nica Gs
Klim
ONG
Pape
Wucs Sagar Store
L. W. Water St
Durham
Soein W. Larrick, JR
Army
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